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Room Wall

Wall Coverings

Matte white-body wall tiles with an elegant, material feel

A refined balance takes shape in matte surfaces that give walls character with restraint and visual continuity. Room Wall is a white-body wall tile in 20x60 and 30x90 formats, in Bianco, Grigio, Beige and Taupe. Match 3D and Blaze 3D structures, with Oleander, Romantic and Seventies decors, expand the compositional possibilities. Touch technology enhances the material depth, making the collection ideal for elegant and coordinated decorative wall coverings.
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Three-dimensional shapes and refined decorations reinterpret the wall as a design feature, balancing color harmony and contemporary style.
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Premium Technology

Logo Touch

Touch

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Certifications

ISO 9001

ISO 9001

EPD Spain

EPD Spain

Recycled Material

Recycled Material

LEED Credits

LEED Credits

Declare

Declare

HPD

HPD

CE 005MRZI

CE 005MRZI

UKCA 005MRZUK

UKCA 005MRZUK

SASO

SASO

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